so why haven't you guys read this yet?
>>8034183
But I have, anon--I've read it twice, in fact.
>>8034183
Because you fuckers already memed me this year with The Lime Twig
>>8034230
was The Lime Twig not good?
>>8034214
send me that shit. I want to read it. can't find it anywhere. might have to order it.
>>8034233
I was disappointed. I was expecting a precursor to Pynchon and got a graham Greene triller instead. Yes there were some impressive prose descriptions of English urban damp and grime but he's nothing like Pynchon. So no idea where they got the 'he inspired Gravity's Rainbow' meme.
Because I've no interest
>>8034322
yeah i'll wait a bit im not even that guy but i cant find it either
I read books for pleasure, not self-harm.
>>8034183
Bought it, haven't gotten around to reading it yet though.
>>8034322
still waiting motherfucker
>>8034270
I read "The Blood Oranges" by Hawkes and it was a pretty standard novel. The exact fate of one of the characters was skirted around but you knew basically what happened to him. It was a good book but I didn't notice anything postmodern about it.
The Beetle Leg was grueling, I read half of it on an airplane of all places and then gave up. Dense as fuck.
I want to give the Cannibal a try, it's been sitting on my shelf for years.
I'm interested but he also pulls out the dirty tampax card on page 1 so
about 50 pages in. shelved it for another read real quick but i'll probably start back up again in a few days and grind through all the way.
>>8035058
lol
>>8034266
This is I think the best version
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/z7Q2Jr3A/file.html
>>8034976
The Cannibal is the book that inspired GR
>>8034183
Because no Mobi/Epub
